I would like to point out 1 thing and that is CONSPIRACY COMMENTS ARE ABSOULETLY NOT ALLOWED but you can say what you think might have happened with whatever it is just do not go and say it was bombs or something stupid like that. Just dont try and say your right. (also check community post if you want the songs)
For those of you who mentioned gore, and what not, due to morbid interest perhaps? When AA-11 impacted the north tower, the speed, plus inertia, propelled not only debris from the building but countless pieces of human remains into the streets south of the tower. The level of trauma to a body under those circumstances is unimaginable. I saw a piece of skull with some brain matter still in it. Also part of a rib cage with what appeared to be a flight attendant uniform. The rest was mostly pieces of of musculature and fat. I did not see any of the bodies of those people who either fell or jumped onto the plaza. I'm glad I didn't. I saw enough to cause nightmares for many months to come.
@@Flowerz__ civilian. I used to live in Jersey. Worked for a time on tower 1, 89th floor. I left NY and had returned for a wedding. I was planning on having lunch with the guys at Windows but was having bfast at the mall and shooting emails. After AA-11 hit I bolted south. That's where I saw the carnage.
@@jorgevillavicencio427 wow, can only imagine seeing that stuff up close and personal. Like you said I think everyone has a morbid curiosity it’s human nature. Even through videos the sounds and sights of that day are shocking but seeing something live and in person is a different story. also crazy how many ppl have stories where they just missed being a casualty on 9/11. Thanks for sharing your story and the information, much appreciated!
It’s so eerie hearing the plaza music still playing just before both towers collapsed. Some spooky stuff went on that day. All I can say is may the many people who perished that day still find their peace. And to the families I hope you all are in better spots now then you were after this tragic day. God bless everyone ❤️
I was 13 when 9/11 happened, now that I'm 36, I realize a lot of the people who died were around the age I am now and it is a really strange feeling. It makes it even more sad to me now, because when you're a teenager you think 35-40 is "old" but then you get to this age and realize you have so much more life ahead of you. Those poor people. It never gets easier to see this footage. 😢
If you zoom in closely on the guy at 24:23 it looks like he was trying to hang with a belt or some sort of rope or fabric and you can see his leg kick really hard at the window below the floor he was on to try and smash the window and hop through but the force of his kick knocked him off balance and he fell
That man there fell to his death. He did not jump to his death. He was literally trying to climb down the side of the building as improbable as that sounds.
@mjmcrae1168 no doubt. He did all he can with what he had at the time to try and survive. He had a 0.1% chance of succeeding by climbing or trying to smash a window on a lower floor and escaping through a lesser engulfed floor but he took the chance cause he knew he was doomed and would burn to death. He definitely didn't jump, he was murdered
@@MackABD It wasn't about burning to death. The heat literally forced him to climb outside the window - like how you don't consciously think when you remove your hand from a hot stove - it's automatic.
The fact that at 9:10 if you look closely you could actually see the person impacting the stage and splattering to the front of the stage, Absolutely heartbreaking.
@@askinni Yep, These extremist groups teach people to think that they need to sacrifice themselves for Islam. I'm not necessarily saying it's a teaching of islam, It's not.
At 1:14:50, you can actually see if you look very closely when the north tower is collapsing bits of the staircase still standing for only a few seconds until that also collapses. It’s the little black line right next to the smoke and debris.
I remember the hoodie and the blowfish I only want to be with you, but when the second tower was hit i remember r.e.m’s stand was playing. It’s so weird how something as simple as Muzak can make you remember.
that's one of the most horrific ways to die in this instance, among many others. Being stuck on the side of a gigantic skyscraper, with only death by falling or death by burning as your choices. NIGHTMARE fuel. Unreal. Those poor people. The one odd and morbid thing about it was that when the towers fell, watching the replays of it as least we know that the people IN the buildings are no longer suffering.
I simply cannot even imagine being in that situation. I’m sure he knew it was over and he was gonna die but he was clinging onto desperation during his last moments.
I have to say, as a historian, this video strikes me hard. No one would have figured to turn off the plaza music at this time, nor would anyone have figured the stage assembly and chairs set up in the plaza for concerts that would now and forever cease, but these scenes and these sounds of so much conflicting mayhem, death and emergency is eerie in the extreme; debris and even human remains having already littered the plaza, all over. This huge, brutalist plaza having a very hard time over years attracting life to it, only to have this happen. Looking at the entire complex and the buildings will only ever be unforgettable. Go there today (at least for those born after 9/11)--go there in 1962 and the old 'Radio Row' neighborhood of that time, or 1973 and no one could have imagined this day. And then, the music is cut away forever--but not before Horner's score from 'Titanic' plays in-between collapses. Unreal. RIP to all of the victims.
I don’t know why, but my mind thinks about the fixtures, sinks, toilets, desks and tables falling on you. The fear that they felt. May they rest in peace.
I always think about this, just can’t wrap my head around the idea of an entire skyscraper’s worth of material falling in top of someone in seconds, absolute madness.
@@ZWTC682so that means the inside melted instead of the top section. If only they installed sprinklers that would've stopped.. If the pipes didn't explode.
Quick correction the steel didn't melt, not enough heat but it was hot enough to soften the steel and loose all it's structural and mecanical properties. (Sorry for any mystakes english is not first language)
A lot can happen during those 2 or 1 1/2 hours after the planes hit. There’s people jumping/escaping, historical photos shot, sirens, people recording the towers burning, pentagon getting hit by flight 77, flight 93 crashing in a random field possibly intended to hit another important landmark, firefighters helping everyone evacuate, famous lost media filmed (lol superman), steels melting, burning bodies, missing people, phone calls were made inside the towers, crowds looking up at the skyline, and there’s people struggling to breathe
Hearing the thuds of those poor poor people falling to there death and cracking of the towers along the sirens and utter chaos with the happy cheery music is so utterly awful and chilling, all thoses poor souls its awful to see again after all these years still hits as hard. 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 ❤
Would highly recommend you watch “September 11: The New Pearl Harbor” directed by Massimo Mazzucco. That’s a wonderful piece of 911 history that debunkers are allergic to touch circa 2013.
well, it was inevitable this incident became the butt of jokes. same thing happened with the titanic. its just how things are, and how a lot of people (including myself) cope with tragedy in their lives.
Realized at 30:00 the Plaza is playing "World I know" by Collective Soul, and vaguely recalling the lyrics and music video-- gave me the heebie jeebies. Sadly, so much truly chills one to their core. The loss, the horror. RIP and Lord have mercy to all. I'll never forget where I was that day. 23 years later and these videos are haunting. So many things I'd never seen before. These uploads are history.
Peaceful music surrounded by Pandemonium. Just can't describe it. I'm not American but that morning we were returned from school early (I was 6) and watch TV news and I didn't know what's going on, why such interests on burning buildings I thought, years later, I understood everything. Always terrifies me the way they felt those who jumped and crushed over the ground or the people onboard the planes (American 11 recreation documentary is nightmare fuel since then)
@@thepinktreeclub GTFO of here with the "everyone in the Western Hemisphere is American" con artist lie. "American" means "of the United States of America" ONLY. Canadians are NOT!!!!!!!!!! American. Mexicans are NOT!!!!!!!!!!! American. Get it through your head; we'd rather be dead than American.
Personally, if I saw it on TV back as a 5 year old myself in 2001, I would have thought I was watching a horror movie unfold in real time. It pretty much would have been the beta/early version of the "SAW/Hostel" franchises before those films even existed. Considering my dad exposed my siblings and I to horror movies at a very young age, the 9/11 attacks would have been just as scary as seeing monsters who don't blink and eat people alive/kidnapped and make them pass out. Imagine the noise the ants from the 1954 film "THEM!" would happen when this terrorist attack would occur, it would be deafening.
I was watching the one of the videos of the firefighters in the lobby and heard a Wren chattering. I'd never noticed that before. I wonder if that bird also died that day? It's a bit haunting to think that even a little bird was minding its own business one minute, then its birdsong became echoes of history falling down around it.
Muzak playing at 31:41... Collective soul. The chorus is "So I walk up on high And I step to the edge To see my world below And I laugh at myself While the tears roll down 'Cause it's the world I know Oh it's the world I know"
Wow thanks! I was just scrolling trying to find what song that was. Is it terrible that while watching a video such as this, ppl are trying to locate some of the songs playing during the tragedy? Also, I’m realizing how creepy this song playing during this moment was.
With the lyrics, "I step to the edge, to see my world below" makes it even more disturbing as people are literally stepping off the edge of the building to their deaths.
I personally think that the worst experience in this tradedgy is when the south tower collapses,it tilts forwards,and the people on the top just fly down with the tower while they suffocate to death,WORST way to die ever.
I always wondered if it would have been possible for someone to survive by riding the roof down. Like the external walls were pushed outward so there wouldn’t be anything falling on top of it. I guess it would all come down to how much the top floors tilted and how well they held together. The observation deck might provide a bit more cushioning to break the fall too
@@LordKrhiyos im pretty sure the roof by the time the external walls was pushed forwards it would have already been completly destroyed,and even if it dint,it would be prattically impossible to survive.
this video is important to see for current and future generations, it is heartbreaking and terrible, gut wrenching and it makes you sick, but it is neccessary to teach the world what extreme religion will do to people. Never forget! My condolences to all the families that lost someone.
Extreme religion and what the US did to the rest of the world. 9/11 was inevitable, US was the worlds main target, all of this happened due to the government's evil policies, rest in peace all the innocents affected by the US and the people in the US who had to pay the price
24:26 This is just so awful. Can't even comprehend what they must be thinking the moment they started flying. Did they even realize they had just 7 more seconds to live?
oh jesus. i think this is the only 9/11 video ive watched that really struck major emotions and fear into me, 9/11 has been a big interest of mine since i was like 8, and im 15 now so ive seen a LOT of videos throughout the years… but this one really just feels like a horrible punch to the gut. watching those people falling and hearing the sound of the impact is what got me the most, the visuals accompanied with the music genuinely gave me chills, plus, knowing what that black censor dot on the stage is covering up is terrifying... this is an incredible video, and you did an amazing job recreating the audio, thank you for making this.
I was 7 years old when I was in school witnessing 9/11 happening. My teacher put it on the TV when another teacher rushed in to tell her. It was hard to comprehend what was happening then but I knew something was horribly wrong as we watched these two towers burning with zero explanation as to why from our teacher.
The really creepy part here for me which I just realized, is how quiet it is a few minutes after the rest tower falls. Once all the debris settles from that collapse, all you can hear is the wind howling, the debris sprinkling down from the remaining tower, and the music playing. I’d imagine that this is what an apocalypse might sound like. A normally bustling part of NYC which you’d normally hear footsteps, talking, birds, cars beeping and driving etc. not even so much as a voice calling out for help, or of any responders coming back into the scene. I know anyone that’s alive is standing by away from the area now fully aware that the second tower will probably come down too. But it’s still all just so surreal to hear it.
23:37 you can see on the roof of the stage the holes are from the people who jumped and splattered and you can see there is a black dot on the stage which is covering one of the limbs
I will say that I had not heard the music until this year recently, but listening to it playing when this is going on. Kind of reminds me of how they kept playing the music on the Titanic as they were going down.. I'm sure that's weird to some, but that's just what kind of a Erie idea that it gave to me
Titanic witnesses (on 1960's tv) said it was complete bullshit the band played as it was going down. They said that's a nasty, evil press invention. (Their words.) The band may have played "a song" on deck but, it wasn't quartet-time. It wasn't Nero and Rome.
The loud bangs you hear make you want to think those are gunshots or something, your mind pushes back what you know is true and the images of what you know happened to those people.
c4 blasts scattered over 3000 inch size parts over a thousand feet. actual documentation im not lying look up the body maps for 911. some of them were actually stuck to other parts of one another from the sheer pressure
@@Sleety33977 bro i hate reddit what are you on about. nothing but false information allowed there. if you had a shred of intilect youd know thats one of the most censored pages on the internet and if i said anything like that i would be banned. watch the documentary called "The Unspeakable" and see the parents conclusions of the actual victims that died. And real architects opinions unlike any of us. They all back up my beliefs. are the victims own parents abunch of crazed conspiracy theorists or would you not go that far? dont come at me like i invented this information how about you do your own research
I put headphones on, I turned on the audio to the max. And played that specific moment, it was so horrifying and it felt like I was getting a headache from it, it was so loud some of the sounds wouldn’t even render.
the absolute silence after first building collapses is unreal and eerie. music still playing, debris clanging, wind blowing, the saddening sensation that life continues on while those unfortunate souls are no longer with us. although extremely saddening this video is extremely important to what happened that day. we will never forget!!
What fascinates me 23 years later, is that this still hasn't been replicated anywhere in the world. Tons of incidents with planes, and even suicidal pilots who decided to kill themselves and everyone aboard the plane... but never flying into a building and causing this level of destruction and chaos. Like not even a lone incident of this, much less a massively coordinated attack on this scale.
26:39 music starts playing, and since the falling takes maximum 10 seconds from the last floor, but probably it was the middle of the building, so about 6 secs average, the last moments of the person's life was that growing volume of the elevating elevator's music and darkness. This is crazy, falling and thinking (depending on a person's character) - What is that playing? - Why is that nice music playing? 😭 - This is the last nice thing I'll hear. - Is this a heaven music approaching? - Elevator music, I remember hearing it when I got in to work today, why... - This is so unplanned, my ending. - No way this is it. - This is it.
I can only think of the scene from Saving Private Ryan where the kid is calling out for his mother. If it weren’t for the deafening sounds of fire or the foundation of the buildings churning, maybe someone would’ve heard something similar
Freaks me out that 9/11 footage now comes with an explainer of what the event was. For my generation and older it’s indelibly marked on our psyche much like I imagine the assassination of JFK was for previous generations. Tragic yet also filled with so much courage and kindness. A truly human day. That Muzak makes it surreal.
I think something in the layering and editing of the Muzak is what's leading to people not 'getting' that it's depicting an aspect of that environment. Maybe a little more reverb or a slight echo or something would help, I'm not really sure. Also, I hate that people will think this a legitimate recording of the incident and not a collage of different elements some genuine and not genuine. Nobody will read the description, nobody EVER reads the description - if there's something about the video that people ought to know at a glance, it needs to be in the title or in the video itself. (I miss annotations)
every video that i include with muzak syncing stuff i try to say its what really happened there. well at least from 9:25 to 9:42 but yeah i know thanks!
24:20 Poor guy was struggling to stay alive trying to somehow hoist himself down from the impact zone he'd just extracted himself from. Had it been possible for him to get himself down he would've with his resolve. It was impossible for him and the others to try and climb down the exterior of the building. I hate seeing him loose his grip
Yeah and then the music "How deep is your love"...so ironically disturbing. I always have these pictures in mind when I hear this song since I saw it for the first time.
I think he is my grandpa my mom says my grandpa died in 9/11 and he looks like someone who would be part of my family (well I wasn’t even born yet that’s my grandpa before I was born)
This clips brought two things to mind as someone who was born after 9/11: 1. It’s surreal that there’s such tranquil music playing amidst destruction 2. New footage of this incident gets posted around the Internet much more often than even I’m aware of 3. My morbid curiosity with this incident is gonna get me in trouble one day…
Also also - there's a distinct lack of audible groaning of the buildings prior to collapse. There are multiple witness testimonies which state that they (especially WTC2) made deep rumbling, groaning sounds increaingly leading up to the collapse, audible even at street level. The abruptness of the collapse as depicted in this video feels very inaccurate with what we know was going on with the towers structurally. I'd wager you might even be able to hear when those final exterior columns snap.
“The video feels inaccurate.” LOL. Do you realize how nuts you sound? Just because you read a few Wikipedia articles doesn’t mean you have the slightest clue as to what really happened that day. Gotta love the armchair explosives/building “noises” experts.
24:27 Remember that man. Remember every nightmare you've ever had where you plummet from a fatal height... & you get to wake up in your bed, relieved. Now remember everyone you've ever heard or seen make a joke about this day, & remove them from your life. They will not be missed.
13:02 It's like listening to the violinists of the Titanic, playing their music to calm the death of people, which would be slow, regrettable. But until the end they continued to play.
Rus: Хотел бы выразить соболезнования всем причастным, всем тем кто был там или потерял родных или друзей. Этот теракт, поистине символ человеческой жестокости и жажды некоторых отомстить. То, что пережил тогда Нью Йорк сложно сравнить. Теракты это всегда страшно, это то, что отзывается в сердцах людей, даже спустя много лет. Спустя столько лет, никто не забыт. Из россии Eng: I would like to express my condolences to all those involved, to all those who were there or lost relatives or friends. This terrorist attack is truly a symbol of human cruelty and the thirst of some for revenge. It is difficult to compare what New York went through the. Terrorist attacks are always scary, it's something that resonates in people's hearts, even after many years. After all these years, no one is forgotten. From Russia
i know us americans hate russia, but i dont. russia is an amazing country with incredible history, people, & culture. the government ruling russia is why people hate russia so much. Love From the United States of America
Да, американцы даже в этому умудрились быть исключительными... Всех тогда поразили этим ужасным представлением...😒 Да и продолжают поражать, до сих пор... Правда они еще и в других странах устраивают теракты и даже чужую энергетическую инфраструктуру подрывают... Совсем обнаглели уже!
I was a preschooler at this time and remember watching the news about this disaster in real time. Rest in peace to all the victims. I'm so sad to watch this video...
Hearing "The World I Know" is so fkn haunting while this was unfolding. I was 7 when this happened...all these years later and I had no clue that they were playing music at the plaza during.
@24:04 There is definitely someone climbing down a rope or a makeshift rope of some kind. They appear to kick at a window that's a floor or two below where they came out. When this happens I do believe the impact jars them enough to where their grip just isn't strong enough. And they slide down the 'rope' while still holding onto it. It's not until they reach the end of the rope that they go into free fall. You can tell this because if you look closely you can see the 'rope' kind of whip back and out as the weight of their body is released. I'm sure many of you have seen the effect before. It's the tension on a rope or rope like item from weight that stretches it out. And then when the weight is released the rope will snap back. This can 100% be seen in this video. And that's how you know for sure that this person fell while doing every possible thing they could think of to live. It's really sad. Just imagine the bravery in the first place to attempt such a feat. God bless their souls. R.I.P.
I live in Brazil and my Portuguese teacher was alive in 2001, and she saw all of it happen on a TV in a bar with her friend, as she saw it she thought it was some kind of movie, although she was quite confused on why the "movie" was shown like a TV broadcast and it was just the towers in flames, when she got home later in the day she found out that was a live broadcast, goes to show how unexpected this whole tragedy was. (she told us this story in class)
46:14 Hymn to the Sea, popularized by the movie Titanic, playing. Was it playing in the pavilion or was that added into the footage? What a goosebump raising moment when I recognized that song. Incredibly haunting.
0:47 not many people know this but that sound was the sound of the 7th World Trade Center building collapsing. This incident is commonly forgotten as it is not often talked about or even seen by anyone. The building collapse due to fire burning important columns of metal that held up the 40 story tower.
There is something painfully haunting about that standout *sound* of them hitting the ground. It's weird that the only thing I have to compare that sound with is throwing down gym mats when I was back at school. I was only a kid when 9/11 happened and didn't know any of these grim details, and it's weird knowing that, had I know that fucking sound, it'd have tarred every damn PE class. There's something about that innocence clashing with the worst kind of horror that I truly hate. These poor damn men and women.
Because the south tower was hit more lower than the north tower. The core of the south tower was more weakened since it was hit more from the bottom. But it also has to do with the beams bending due to the heat.
@@IndianaBeerReviewsmakes me wonder imagine if they crashed even lower it may have collapsed almost instantly or minutes after meaning more people would have been killed since they couldn’t evacuate
Even if it didn't collapse in minutes, then everyone above the floors above them had no chance of escape. That would be more horrifying senario if it didnt collapes cause would be more a case of when it fall instead of how many can we get out before its too late@Megalania1
9:03 Error, that jumper is the same person at the 0:35 and in 9:11 the videoclip of Jack Tailercio you can hear a Body hitting the ground that is the jumper that fell in 6:56 from the north face of the north tower you can see the shadow falling.
i do not think so but i see what your saying. i think not though because the smoke shadows and smoke rotation on the south tower and smoke shadows from the north tower is going the same way with both of those clips also in jacks clip the impact sounded metal sounding
@@ZWTC682 On the Jack's Tailercio video the part when you add the video of the jumper hitting the stage is not correct, the sound of the impact (Jack Tailercio) is from a jumper that fell from the north side, On guys Rosbrook's footage, Tami said "that's another person" and you hear the impact and then Tami describe how the jumpers hit the ground.
what i failed to realize until now that the south tower collapse also trapped people in the north tower and prevented them from escape. i recall seeing fdny chiefs regrouping directly after the ST collapse and a batt cf asked "what about are people still in the north tower?"...and the chief just shook his head like there's nothing they could do.
This day haunts me much like all of you. I wasn’t in NYC, but living in South Florida at the time. Twelve years old & in middle school. I lived in the *same* city where some of the terrorists lived prior to the attacks. I can only imagine that I probably crossed paths with evil. A few nights before they set off for 9/11 (I think the night before), they were playing cards at a popular bar here in Hollywood, FL. The place closed down in 2009-2010, but I remember working nearby and spoke with the husband of a waitress who served them that night. She could sense that these guys were just demonic - they had something off about them. Dangerous and uncertain times.
Hundreds of poeple dying in front of your eyes, not only that but the plaza music is still playing while this is happending but the collapse of the south tower shut it off.
I didn't think watching the jumpers could get more morbid untll it was set to an elevator music version of Hootie and the Blowfish's "Only Wanna Be With You"
it is believed to be burning debri most likely from AA 11. the wheel was on fire on the sedan because at around 8:57 AM there is this photo of the sedan and its wheel is on fire but nothing else but it is the same car but what i believe is that it spread like this: 1. could have just been how a normal car fire is and spread through out the car. 2. the fire spread to the fuel tank and exploded the back of the car but it was not caught most likely due to people mostly cutting tapes to 9:00 AM or people starting to film around 9:00 AM or it just never happened but since the fire was that bad that's just my guess but i also say that because of the back of the car is very destroyed in the back in this one photo of the church parking lot after the 2nd plane
Burning and smoldering debris from the impacts and conflagration. Multi-story structure fires often cause cars below to catch fire. Check out some videos of city fires, you're likely to see at least one car at street level get torched. Cars love to be catching fire. They have incredibly poor resistance to flames and heat.
@@ZWTC682I wish I could remember (listened to a lot of 9/11 videos at work today) but there was a clip of a guy walking around narrating the scene and a car explodes, he even says "that car just explodes". no clue which of the many videos it was though. wonder if it was the same car
Not watching because I don’t want to see the gore, but there really should be a warning issued by TH-cam on this video. I’m glad I read the comments. RIP to all of those who died on that horrible day.
i was expecting one but luckily didn't, but all that was not my intention to do that on purpose it was just when that was filmed. So dont think im just a weird edge lord lol,.
@@ZWTC682 it’s all good. I get it. As awful as this is, it’s important historically to show how grizzly and graphic this day was for those who went through it. Plus, people who were too young or not alive to grasp the devastation of that day can get a close look if they so choose.
@@Sealed-Sevenyeah, that's the outer wall standing there for a spell; but the outer wall was also a load bearing structure, just like the inner core. The floors were slung between the inner core and the outer wall.
I hope to the highest power that the people who had to jump rather than burn alive felt no pain upon impact. I have to hope that they went unconscious during that horrific descent. Everyone says, no they wouldn't have felt a thing when they hit the ground not even for a nanosecond. How do we know that for certain? There was a story of a woman who was still alive (missing the lower half of her body) and talking with a man assigned to place tags on the bodies of deceased victims and she told him that she wasn't dead and to call her daughter. This thought haunted me. Also, thinking about what their poor minds went through right before they leapt out. The sheer terror.
If you hit hard ground like asphalt, steel, concrete at these speeds, your entire nervous system is destroyed, as if something in your body is numb. The pain doesn't reach the brain during this time. And no one will be able to speak anymore, as the lungs, throat or head in general are sure to be damaged, even if you were to land on your feet, at 70 meters per second that happens quickly. I tell myself that by overcoming the fear of the people who jumped, they lived for the first time in their lives, similar to a parachute jump. And the people who say that there were still people alive and talking, I think that they are traumatized by the terrible images they experienced.
i am crying so badly i feel so sorry for him at 24:23 he probably had a wife and kids and he never came home..... i am crying soo badly i feel soooo sorry for him this is not a joke
I remember a video like this but it went the entire length of 9/11 with all the footage compiled together by time, plaza music playing, and I vividly remember that one firefighters car footage playing for the first 15 minutes as they respond to the scene, as well as the loud metal creaking sounds before the towers collapsed. But I can’t find it.
Although the video lacked key details such as the Metal skeletons of the towers collapsing, it’s still a great video. I appreciate the effort you put into this.
I would like to point out 1 thing and that is CONSPIRACY COMMENTS ARE ABSOULETLY NOT ALLOWED but you can say what you think might have happened with whatever it is just do not go and say it was bombs or something stupid like that. Just dont try and say your right. (also check community post if you want the songs)
I hate conspiracy theorists that make up theories that make no sense for attention
@@DC10_AV exactly
@@ZWTC682hey uh I have a question
@@DC10_AV yeah?
@@ZWTC682 is it possible that I could use your video audio?
For those of you who mentioned gore, and what not, due to morbid interest perhaps? When AA-11 impacted the north tower, the speed, plus inertia, propelled not only debris from the building but countless pieces of human remains into the streets south of the tower. The level of trauma to a body under those circumstances is unimaginable. I saw a piece of skull with some brain matter still in it. Also part of a rib cage with what appeared to be a flight attendant uniform. The rest was mostly pieces of of musculature and fat. I did not see any of the bodies of those people who either fell or jumped onto the plaza. I'm glad I didn't. I saw enough to cause nightmares for many months to come.
Im so sorry you had to witness/experience all of that
Were you a firefighter or civilian?
@@idiashrouds1fan thank you! I appreciate that.
@@Flowerz__ civilian. I used to live in Jersey. Worked for a time on tower 1, 89th floor. I left NY and had returned for a wedding. I was planning on having lunch with the guys at Windows but was having bfast at the mall and shooting emails. After AA-11 hit I bolted south. That's where I saw the carnage.
@@jorgevillavicencio427 wow, can only imagine seeing that stuff up close and personal. Like you said I think everyone has a morbid curiosity it’s human nature. Even through videos the sounds and sights of that day are shocking but seeing something live and in person is a different story. also crazy how many ppl have stories where they just missed being a casualty on 9/11. Thanks for sharing your story and the information, much appreciated!
It’s so eerie hearing the plaza music still playing just before both towers collapsed. Some spooky stuff went on that day. All I can say is may the many people who perished that day still find their peace. And to the families I hope you all are in better spots now then you were after this tragic day. God bless everyone ❤️
That's pretty much equivalent to Silent Hill 1 and 2 music going off while this is happening.
I was 13 when 9/11 happened, now that I'm 36, I realize a lot of the people who died were around the age I am now and it is a really strange feeling. It makes it even more sad to me now, because when you're a teenager you think 35-40 is "old" but then you get to this age and realize you have so much more life ahead of you. Those poor people. It never gets easier to see this footage. 😢
it was my 20th birthday, engraved forever.....
We’re the same age and I feel the same way… I so distinctly remember watching it on tv in school… 8th grade… we were just entering our teenage years
Sir I was only 2 months old when this happened 😂
I'm sorry, dude... but nobody thinks 35-40 is "old." Maybe it's just you, okay?
I was 23 when 9/11 happened and I was in the North Tower in the stairway and as I came out the south Tower fell
If you zoom in closely on the guy at 24:23 it looks like he was trying to hang with a belt or some sort of rope or fabric and you can see his leg kick really hard at the window below the floor he was on to try and smash the window and hop through but the force of his kick knocked him off balance and he fell
That man there fell to his death. He did not jump to his death. He was literally trying to climb down the side of the building as improbable as that sounds.
@mjmcrae1168 no doubt. He did all he can with what he had at the time to try and survive. He had a 0.1% chance of succeeding by climbing or trying to smash a window on a lower floor and escaping through a lesser engulfed floor but he took the chance cause he knew he was doomed and would burn to death. He definitely didn't jump, he was murdered
R.I.P.
@@MackABD It wasn't about burning to death.
The heat literally forced him to climb outside the window - like how you don't consciously think when you remove your hand from a hot stove - it's automatic.
oh my god. i. holy.
The fact that at 9:10 if you look closely you could actually see the person impacting the stage and splattering to the front of the stage, Absolutely heartbreaking.
Literally terrifying. It's horrific. I wonder why these people would do this. evil
Quite interesting that 9:11 is the moment of impact...
@@thirteenly13yReligious matter, I think (not saying Islam as a whole is bad, may Allah bless all good muslims 👍).
@@askinni Yep, These extremist groups teach people to think that they need to sacrifice themselves for Islam. I'm not necessarily saying it's a teaching of islam, It's not.
@@NotSethyboy yeah i feel bad i didn't notice until like 3 days ago
At 1:14:50, you can actually see if you look very closely when the north tower is collapsing bits of the staircase still standing for only a few seconds until that also collapses. It’s the little black line right next to the smoke and debris.
I don’t think that’s the staircasr
Oh wait nvm. I thought the north tower was more to the left and I thought that was a antenna of the building in the shot or something
Good eye. Its somewhat hard to make it out so it is slightly debatable.
@@Vhhf-l6x it is but there are other backup photos for evidence of what my claim was.
@@Nomation10 of course there are.
What makes it all the more terrifying is that the Billie Joel muzak was actually playing in the plaza while all of this was unfolding.
And the BeeGees
I remember the hoodie and the blowfish I only want to be with you, but when the second tower was hit i remember r.e.m’s stand was playing. It’s so weird how something as simple as Muzak can make you remember.
Titanic theme tune my heart will go on by Celine Dion also
Bill Joel is the shit, not muzackckck
bullshit, really???!!
All these years and I never noticed there was a band stage setup in the plaza. The plaza was a great area for summer concerts.
they did it every summer since 97 or 96 i believe
Went to a concert there a month before September 11th
At the time there was a dance event that was supposed to be going on from the 10th, to 16th, there's actually a commercial uploaded on youtube from it
@@phantomhourglass13do you have a link/do you remember those names?
@@aaaaaaaaaasjsjsskf search up "wtc dance commercial" and you'll find it
Seeing the man at 22:16 waving for help only to sadly realize he has to try scale the building or else be consumed by the fire 😔
Just this once, I wish I could've been a superhero to save all those innocent lives...🙏
Bin laden SOfTB!
that's one of the most horrific ways to die in this instance, among many others. Being stuck on the side of a gigantic skyscraper, with only death by falling or death by burning as your choices. NIGHTMARE fuel. Unreal. Those poor people.
The one odd and morbid thing about it was that when the towers fell, watching the replays of it as least we know that the people IN the buildings are no longer suffering.
@@tallo7545indeed. I thought about that at the time. If only we really had Superman, we would have been okay.
I simply cannot even imagine being in that situation. I’m sure he knew it was over and he was gonna die but he was clinging onto desperation during his last moments.
9:10 is truly horryfying.
It is..I hope the roof didn’t break his fall and it was painless…
Bro, you can even see the blood splashing
I know,so fucking eerie
I have to say, as a historian, this video strikes me hard. No one would have figured to turn off the plaza music at this time, nor would anyone have figured the stage assembly and chairs set up in the plaza for concerts that would now and forever cease, but these scenes and these sounds of so much conflicting mayhem, death and emergency is eerie in the extreme; debris and even human remains having already littered the plaza, all over. This huge, brutalist plaza having a very hard time over years attracting life to it, only to have this happen. Looking at the entire complex and the buildings will only ever be unforgettable. Go there today (at least for those born after 9/11)--go there in 1962 and the old 'Radio Row' neighborhood of that time, or 1973 and no one could have imagined this day. And then, the music is cut away forever--but not before Horner's score from 'Titanic' plays in-between collapses. Unreal. RIP to all of the victims.
I don’t know why, but my mind thinks about the fixtures, sinks, toilets, desks and tables falling on you. The fear that they felt. May they rest in peace.
I thought about that too and the steel falling on you. I think everyone thinks about the craziest stuff when that happened. 😔
Eu também penso em toda a estrutura caindo sobre eles, embora muitos já estariam mortos, devido a fumaça e calor.
I always think about this, just can’t wrap my head around the idea of an entire skyscraper’s worth of material falling in top of someone in seconds, absolute madness.
The haunting sound inside the NORTH TOWER at 10.27 creaking aching metal inner core about to give way at 10.28 collapse.
creepy fact that the north towers roof started to cave in at 10.27 from reports of helicopters in the area
@@ZWTC682so that means the inside melted instead of the top section. If only they installed sprinklers that would've stopped.. If the pipes didn't explode.
@@daBoisOnRoblox it was just trusses melting yeah but it was just making everything very weak by bending
Quick correction the steel didn't melt, not enough heat but it was hot enough to soften the steel and loose all it's structural and mecanical properties.
(Sorry for any mystakes english is not first language)
@@bismark7108 sorry thats what i meant i was sleepy at the time i wrote that
A lot can happen during those 2 or 1 1/2 hours after the planes hit. There’s people jumping/escaping, historical photos shot, sirens, people recording the towers burning, pentagon getting hit by flight 77, flight 93 crashing in a random field possibly intended to hit another important landmark, firefighters helping everyone evacuate, famous lost media filmed (lol superman), steels melting, burning bodies, missing people, phone calls were made inside the towers, crowds looking up at the skyline, and there’s people struggling to breathe
Flight 93 was set to hit the white house,but was stopped as the passenger on board could see the news and knew what was gone happen.
Right? That's what I'm thinking too when I look at the footage. So many tragic stories were happening in the same time
И за все это время журналюги на вертолетах даже не попытались спасти людей на верху башен...😒
1978 is as close to 2001 as 2024 is. Goodnight.
What
What do you mean ?
He means 1978 is 23 years before 2001 and 2024 is 23 years after
@@gr3yh4wk1 thankyou
@@jakeridez6465basically people in 2001 were like “oh 1978 was only 23 years ago. Now it’s, “oh 2001 was only 23 years ago”
Hearing the thuds of those poor poor people falling to there death and cracking of the towers along the sirens and utter chaos with the happy cheery music is so utterly awful and chilling, all thoses poor souls its awful to see again after all these years still hits as hard. 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 ❤
The haunting sound of melodic music playing in the plaza with the wailing of sirens in the background 😢
Ага, лицемерие какое-то. Музыка вообще не к месту!
Bro if the towers didn’t collapse then the stage and plaza would be covered in gore
but it was still covered in gore, there was just a bunch of rubble and debris on top of them
The towers collapsed indeed it is because the floor is burning
Would highly recommend you watch “September 11: The New Pearl Harbor” directed by Massimo Mazzucco. That’s a wonderful piece of 911 history that debunkers are allergic to touch circa 2013.
Conspiracy theories not good.
Are you naturally this stupid ?
The person falling and hearing the thud is chilling, and people make jokes about this incident. People are messed up. Same with those hijackers.
Dark humor
@@TheAverageShadowfan how
@@ZWTC682 that's what they call it
@@TheAverageShadowfan Dude, that's now even remotely close to dark humor. That's a statement.
well, it was inevitable this incident became the butt of jokes. same thing happened with the titanic. its just how things are, and how a lot of people (including myself) cope with tragedy in their lives.
Realized at 30:00 the Plaza is playing "World I know" by Collective Soul, and vaguely recalling the lyrics and music video-- gave me the heebie jeebies. Sadly, so much truly chills one to their core. The loss, the horror. RIP and Lord have mercy to all. I'll never forget where I was that day. 23 years later and these videos are haunting. So many things I'd never seen before. These uploads are history.
Peaceful music surrounded by Pandemonium. Just can't describe it. I'm not American but that morning we were returned from school early (I was 6) and watch TV news and I didn't know what's going on, why such interests on burning buildings I thought, years later, I understood everything. Always terrifies me the way they felt those who jumped and crushed over the ground or the people onboard the planes (American 11 recreation documentary is nightmare fuel since then)
if it was morning for you when it happened, you're probably american, in europe and africa it was noon
@@thepinktreeclub south american perhaps
@@thepinktreeclub GTFO of here with the "everyone in the Western Hemisphere is American" con artist lie. "American" means "of the United States of America" ONLY. Canadians are NOT!!!!!!!!!! American. Mexicans are NOT!!!!!!!!!!! American. Get it through your head; we'd rather be dead than American.
Personally, if I saw it on TV back as a 5 year old myself in 2001, I would have thought I was watching a horror movie unfold in real time. It pretty much would have been the beta/early version of the "SAW/Hostel" franchises before those films even existed. Considering my dad exposed my siblings and I to horror movies at a very young age, the 9/11 attacks would have been just as scary as seeing monsters who don't blink and eat people alive/kidnapped and make them pass out.
Imagine the noise the ants from the 1954 film "THEM!" would happen when this terrorist attack would occur, it would be deafening.
imagine being a bird flying around there and going “damn those humans are having a bad day”
😢😢
I was watching the one of the videos of the firefighters in the lobby and heard a Wren chattering. I'd never noticed that before. I wonder if that bird also died that day? It's a bit haunting to think that even a little bird was minding its own business one minute, then its birdsong became echoes of history falling down around it.
@@faron1988dang... what a haunting thought
@@faron1988 probably bugs and small ants too, rats inside the walls who knows
Have you seen the satellite photos from space while this was happening? I’ll bet the astronauts up there were thinking the same thing.
The Plaza music playing softly as sirens and what sounds like is fire crackling is eerie
Muzak playing at 31:41... Collective soul. The chorus is
"So I walk up on high
And I step to the edge
To see my world below
And I laugh at myself
While the tears roll down
'Cause it's the world I know
Oh it's the world I know"
Wow thanks! I was just scrolling trying to find what song that was. Is it terrible that while watching a video such as this, ppl are trying to locate some of the songs playing during the tragedy?
Also, I’m realizing how creepy this song playing during this moment was.
@@apostropheess340 uncanny, really.
@@apostropheess340it's not by any means it's interesting so to have played
With the lyrics, "I step to the edge, to see my world below" makes it even more disturbing as people are literally stepping off the edge of the building to their deaths.
@@braxtonmullis5580 Crazy!
judging by the thumbnail and title i thought this was finna be a fire hidden gem album
News At 11 by Cat System Corp might interest you
SAME i clicked for that reason
I personally think that the worst experience in this tradedgy is when the south tower collapses,it tilts forwards,and the people on the top just fly down with the tower while they suffocate to death,WORST way to die ever.
I always wondered if it would have been possible for someone to survive by riding the roof down. Like the external walls were pushed outward so there wouldn’t be anything falling on top of it. I guess it would all come down to how much the top floors tilted and how well they held together. The observation deck might provide a bit more cushioning to break the fall too
@@LordKrhiyos im pretty sure the roof by the time the external walls was pushed forwards it would have already been completly destroyed,and even if it dint,it would be prattically impossible to survive.
@@LordKrhiyosYou only have one brain cell, right?
this video is important to see for current and future generations, it is heartbreaking and terrible, gut wrenching and it makes you sick, but it is neccessary to teach the world what extreme religion will do to people. Never forget! My condolences to all the families that lost someone.
Extreme religion and what the US did to the rest of the world. 9/11 was inevitable, US was the worlds main target, all of this happened due to the government's evil policies, rest in peace all the innocents affected by the US and the people in the US who had to pay the price
the blast points were too accurate for the sand people
Only america is to blame and nobody else. If they didn't interfere in everything and didn't drop bombs everywhere then it wouldn't have happened
Normally, I’m not easily disturbed by things like this, but seeing and now hearing this gives me an awful feeling in my stomach.
the music in the background makes all this so much more chilling.
24:26 This is just so awful. Can't even comprehend what they must be thinking the moment they started flying. Did they even realize they had just 7 more seconds to live?
You mean falling with style
That’s just sad
oh jesus. i think this is the only 9/11 video ive watched that really struck major emotions and fear into me, 9/11 has been a big interest of mine since i was like 8, and im 15 now so ive seen a LOT of videos throughout the years… but this one really just feels like a horrible punch to the gut. watching those people falling and hearing the sound of the impact is what got me the most, the visuals accompanied with the music genuinely gave me chills, plus, knowing what that black censor dot on the stage is covering up is terrifying... this is an incredible video, and you did an amazing job recreating the audio, thank you for making this.
I just got out of a deep 9/11 rabbit hole and some of the stuff you might find without looking for it is seriously scarring so be careful dude
@@drmiguel3299 lol i dont find a way out the rabbit hole. thats crazy
@@drmiguel3299 You ain't kidding
mhm. im younger than you but it has been a big interest of mine that I haven’t even reacted to some videos like these. its horrible.
I was 7 years old when I was in school witnessing 9/11 happening. My teacher put it on the TV when another teacher rushed in to tell her. It was hard to comprehend what was happening then but I knew something was horribly wrong as we watched these two towers burning with zero explanation as to why from our teacher.
The really creepy part here for me which I just realized, is how quiet it is a few minutes after the rest tower falls. Once all the debris settles from that collapse, all you can hear is the wind howling, the debris sprinkling down from the remaining tower, and the music playing. I’d imagine that this is what an apocalypse might sound like. A normally bustling part of NYC which you’d normally hear footsteps, talking, birds, cars beeping and driving etc. not even so much as a voice calling out for help, or of any responders coming back into the scene. I know anyone that’s alive is standing by away from the area now fully aware that the second tower will probably come down too. But it’s still all just so surreal to hear it.
23:37 you can see on the roof of the stage the holes are from the people who jumped and splattered and you can see there is a black dot on the stage which is covering one of the limbs
This is disturbing
Imagine the last thing you hear before impact is Hootie and the Blowfish instrumental
that's basically what any jumper on the east side would hear for a millisecond but with a different song
@@ZWTC682 some claim that the jumpers would have had a heart attack midair and were unconscious by the time they hit the ground
@@phasasetI don’t think so, think of any skydiver ever
@@phasaset it was more go unconscious then heart attack
@@minopoeminopoe4503 the difference is that Skydivers have 100% trust that they will live, those people didn't. In fact, it was the opposite.
I will say that I had not heard the music until this year recently, but listening to it playing when this is going on. Kind of reminds me of how they kept playing the music on the Titanic as they were going down.. I'm sure that's weird to some, but that's just what kind of a Erie idea that it gave to me
Titanic witnesses (on 1960's tv) said it was complete bullshit the band played as it was going down.
They said that's a nasty, evil press invention. (Their words.)
The band may have played "a song" on deck but, it wasn't quartet-time. It wasn't Nero and Rome.
46:09 titanic music
Incredible reconstruct of events. Thank you for hard work on preserving these perspectives.
The loud bangs you hear make you want to think those are gunshots or something, your mind pushes back what you know is true and the images of what you know happened to those people.
c4 blasts scattered over 3000 inch size parts over a thousand feet. actual documentation im not lying look up the body maps for 911. some of them were actually stuck to other parts of one another from the sheer pressure
@@Sleety33977 bro i hate reddit what are you on about. nothing but false information allowed there. if you had a shred of intilect youd know thats one of the most censored pages on the internet and if i said anything like that i would be banned. watch the documentary called "The Unspeakable" and see the parents conclusions of the actual victims that died. And real architects opinions unlike any of us. They all back up my beliefs. are the victims own parents abunch of crazed conspiracy theorists or would you not go that far? dont come at me like i invented this information how about you do your own research
They’re the bodies crashing onto the ground
I gotta come up with some new theories for 2024 .. mine all came true.... thanks to 2020
I die a little inside every time I hear that sound.
45:07 wow sounds terrifying
Yo I love ur vids one just came up on my recommended right now lol
How this can be..... The building was collapsed after finished the music...
@@FerencziBence9522you must think buildings are made of foam
@@FerencziBence9522that sound did not come from the building
I put headphones on, I turned on the audio to the max. And played that specific moment, it was so horrifying and it felt like I was getting a headache from it, it was so loud some of the sounds wouldn’t even render.
the absolute silence after first building collapses is unreal and eerie. music still playing, debris clanging, wind blowing, the saddening sensation that life continues on while those unfortunate souls are no longer with us. although extremely saddening this video is extremely important to what happened that day. we will never forget!!
It is important that you know that the "bang" sound at the moment of the collapse of each tower is not the real sound, it was added by the editor.
Sadly non of those FireFighters at 15:08 made it out alive 😢
True heroes
They are a heroes, rip 😢😢.
What fascinates me 23 years later, is that this still hasn't been replicated anywhere in the world. Tons of incidents with planes, and even suicidal pilots who decided to kill themselves and everyone aboard the plane... but never flying into a building and causing this level of destruction and chaos. Like not even a lone incident of this, much less a massively coordinated attack on this scale.
Pretty sad and haunting to hear and see this with the music, incredible this is 23 years ago.
26:39 music starts playing, and since the falling takes maximum 10 seconds from the last floor, but probably it was the middle of the building, so about 6 secs average, the last moments of the person's life was that growing volume of the elevating elevator's music and darkness. This is crazy, falling and thinking (depending on a person's character)
- What is that playing?
- Why is that nice music playing? 😭
- This is the last nice thing I'll hear.
- Is this a heaven music approaching?
- Elevator music, I remember hearing it when I got in to work today, why...
- This is so unplanned, my ending.
- No way this is it.
- This is it.
That song is an instrumental version of How Deep Is Your Love by the Bee Gees, but I guess it's better than hearing Free Fallin by Tom Petty...
Chances are most of them weren't really thinking because they were in an absolute state of shock.
You're probably not hearing shit because you're in shock that you are even in this situation and all of the air traveling past your head.
you can hear a loud thud. I wonder what that was.
I can only think of the scene from Saving Private Ryan where the kid is calling out for his mother. If it weren’t for the deafening sounds of fire or the foundation of the buildings churning, maybe someone would’ve heard something similar
Freaks me out that 9/11 footage now comes with an explainer of what the event was. For my generation and older it’s indelibly marked on our psyche much like I imagine the assassination of JFK was for previous generations. Tragic yet also filled with so much courage and kindness. A truly human day. That Muzak makes it surreal.
I think something in the layering and editing of the Muzak is what's leading to people not 'getting' that it's depicting an aspect of that environment. Maybe a little more reverb or a slight echo or something would help, I'm not really sure.
Also, I hate that people will think this a legitimate recording of the incident and not a collage of different elements some genuine and not genuine. Nobody will read the description, nobody EVER reads the description - if there's something about the video that people ought to know at a glance, it needs to be in the title or in the video itself. (I miss annotations)
every video that i include with muzak syncing stuff i try to say its what really happened there. well at least from 9:25 to 9:42 but yeah i know thanks!
24:20 Poor guy was struggling to stay alive trying to somehow hoist himself down from the impact zone he'd just extracted himself from. Had it been possible for him to get himself down he would've with his resolve. It was impossible for him and the others to try and climb down the exterior of the building. I hate seeing him loose his grip
Yeah and then the music "How deep is your love"...so ironically disturbing. I always have these pictures in mind when I hear this song since I saw it for the first time.
his name was Manuel Gomez Jr.
I think he is my grandpa my mom says my grandpa died in 9/11 and he looks like someone who would be part of my family (well I wasn’t even born yet that’s my grandpa before I was born)
This clips brought two things to mind as someone who was born after 9/11:
1. It’s surreal that there’s such tranquil music playing amidst destruction
2. New footage of this incident gets posted around the Internet much more often than even I’m aware of
3. My morbid curiosity with this incident is gonna get me in trouble one day…
don’t you mean 3?
The fact you can hear the eeriee creaking of the south tower's steel frame cracking from the heat is purely horrifying..
The fact they were people still inside when it collapsed omg😭💔this is so heartbreaking
This just made my day more sadder. I feel bad for these people and their families.
Also also - there's a distinct lack of audible groaning of the buildings prior to collapse. There are multiple witness testimonies which state that they (especially WTC2) made deep rumbling, groaning sounds increaingly leading up to the collapse, audible even at street level. The abruptness of the collapse as depicted in this video feels very inaccurate with what we know was going on with the towers structurally. I'd wager you might even be able to hear when those final exterior columns snap.
I mainly did that because if you have seen Chris Sorenson's video is what i was basing it off of but thanks for the feedback!
“The video feels inaccurate.” LOL. Do you realize how nuts you sound? Just because you read a few Wikipedia articles doesn’t mean you have the slightest clue as to what really happened that day. Gotta love the armchair explosives/building “noises” experts.
24:27 Remember that man. Remember every nightmare you've ever had where you plummet from a fatal height... & you get to wake up in your bed, relieved. Now remember everyone you've ever heard or seen make a joke about this day, & remove them from your life. They will not be missed.
You can’t remove someone from your life if you’re already dead, Bozo.
that man that fell is Manuel Gomez Jr. He did not survive that fall and splattered
1:14:51 You can see part of the core of the north tower stand for a surprising long time
It’s aweful to hear how the sirens stopped all of a sudden.
13:02 It's like listening to the violinists of the Titanic, playing their music to calm the death of people, which would be slow, regrettable. But until the end they continued to play.
Bruhh that part was a video from lol superman !! ( Lost media)
@AbellMuran Lol superman is not real.
@@LoquendoGamit is if you go on any 9/11 archive gore videos
That is so sad for that guy 24:31 also RIP for the victims in this disaster 😢
24:29 *
24:25 this clip is heartbreaking. Was that man was ever identified?
@@AbuHajarAlBugattiwhat a stupid thing to say
@OperationrustIK 9/11 Is Real
@@OperationrustiKi pity people like you
@@OperationrustiK dude thats not funny at all you should be ashamed of your self,this serious stuff here.
@@AbuHajarAlBugatti ofc you're a truther too if that's you in your pfp then...yikes
okay that hymn to the see from the titanic movie rally gave me chils.
Nearer My God to Thee? Or For Those in Peril On The Sea?
Rus:
Хотел бы выразить соболезнования всем причастным, всем тем кто был там или потерял родных или друзей. Этот теракт, поистине символ человеческой жестокости и жажды некоторых отомстить. То, что пережил тогда Нью Йорк сложно сравнить. Теракты это всегда страшно, это то, что отзывается в сердцах людей, даже спустя много лет. Спустя столько лет, никто не забыт. Из россии
Eng:
I would like to express my condolences to all those involved, to all those who were there or lost relatives or friends. This terrorist attack is truly a symbol of human cruelty and the thirst of some for revenge. It is difficult to compare what New York went through the. Terrorist attacks are always scary, it's something that resonates in people's hearts, even after many years. After all these years, no one is forgotten. From Russia
i know us americans hate russia, but i dont. russia is an amazing country with incredible history, people, & culture. the government ruling russia is why people hate russia so much.
Love From the United States of America
Да, американцы даже в этому умудрились быть исключительными...
Всех тогда поразили этим ужасным представлением...😒
Да и продолжают поражать, до сих пор... Правда они еще и в других странах устраивают теракты и даже чужую энергетическую инфраструктуру подрывают... Совсем обнаглели уже!
I was a preschooler at this time and remember watching the news about this disaster in real time. Rest in peace to all the victims. I'm so sad to watch this video...
i couldve imagine how much pain the south tower was. hit at a angle, lower hit. absolutely melancholy.
At the beginning, I’m pretty sure those pixels falling from the smoke on the north tower are the people jumping trying to not be burnt.
At 9:10 you can very clearly see one jumper fall and hit the ground
Hearing "The World I Know" is so fkn haunting while this was unfolding. I was 7 when this happened...all these years later and I had no clue that they were playing music at the plaza during.
Damn, I've always loved Collective Soul and that song. Now I'll never be able to listen to it the same after seeing this video.
yeah it was played on satellite but after come back my love it is uncertain what the actual songs were
@24:04 There is definitely someone climbing down a rope or a makeshift rope of some kind. They appear to kick at a window that's a floor or two below where they came out. When this happens I do believe the impact jars them enough to where their grip just isn't strong enough. And they slide down the 'rope' while still holding onto it. It's not until they reach the end of the rope that they go into free fall. You can tell this because if you look closely you can see the 'rope' kind of whip back and out as the weight of their body is released. I'm sure many of you have seen the effect before. It's the tension on a rope or rope like item from weight that stretches it out. And then when the weight is released the rope will snap back. This can 100% be seen in this video. And that's how you know for sure that this person fell while doing every possible thing they could think of to live. It's really sad. Just imagine the bravery in the first place to attempt such a feat. God bless their souls. R.I.P.
that person was Manuel Gomez Jr. he did not survive
@ardusgaming8449 Thank you for that!
I live in Brazil and my Portuguese teacher was alive in 2001, and she saw all of it happen on a TV in a bar with her friend, as she saw it she thought it was some kind of movie, although she was quite confused on why the "movie" was shown like a TV broadcast and it was just the towers in flames, when she got home later in the day she found out that was a live broadcast, goes to show how unexpected this whole tragedy was. (she told us this story in class)
the way the plaza is still playing meanwhile the building is burning and everything is so bone chilling
46:14 Hymn to the Sea, popularized by the movie Titanic, playing. Was it playing in the pavilion or was that added into the footage? What a goosebump raising moment when I recognized that song. Incredibly haunting.
0:47 not many people know this but that sound was the sound of the 7th World Trade Center building collapsing. This incident is commonly forgotten as it is not often talked about or even seen by anyone. The building collapse due to fire burning important columns of metal that held up the 40 story tower.
Didn’t WTC 7 collapse around 5 PM or so?
@@munipalsfanboything yes 5:20 pm
Tower 7 collapsed in the afternoon I believe. You're right though, the fires had spread to 7.
That's sad to forget some stuff about Sept. 11 and the wtc like the Marriott hotel😢
There is something painfully haunting about that standout *sound* of them hitting the ground. It's weird that the only thing I have to compare that sound with is throwing down gym mats when I was back at school. I was only a kid when 9/11 happened and didn't know any of these grim details, and it's weird knowing that, had I know that fucking sound, it'd have tarred every damn PE class. There's something about that innocence clashing with the worst kind of horror that I truly hate. These poor damn men and women.
The north tower was standing up for a long time after south tower collapsed
Because the south tower was hit more lower than the north tower. The core of the south tower was more weakened since it was hit more from the bottom. But it also has to do with the beams bending due to the heat.
@@eljefe802that and also how the plane hit at an angle at the south tower on the north east corner it gave out first you can see it on many videos
@@IndianaBeerReviewsmakes me wonder imagine if they crashed even lower it may have collapsed almost instantly or minutes after meaning more people would have been killed since they couldn’t evacuate
Even if it didn't collapse in minutes, then everyone above the floors above them had no chance of escape. That would be more horrifying senario if it didnt collapes cause would be more a case of when it fall instead of how many can we get out before its too late@Megalania1
RIP, Those loud bangs always get, those people that fell were exploding like water balloons on impact.
9:03 Error, that jumper is the same person at the 0:35 and in 9:11 the videoclip of Jack Tailercio you can hear a Body hitting the ground that is the jumper that fell in 6:56 from the north face of the north tower you can see the shadow falling.
i do not think so but i see what your saying. i think not though because the smoke shadows and smoke rotation on the south tower and smoke shadows from the north tower is going the same way with both of those clips also in jacks clip the impact sounded metal sounding
@@ZWTC682 On the Jack's Tailercio video the part when you add the video of the jumper hitting the stage is not correct, the sound of the impact (Jack Tailercio) is from a jumper that fell from the north side, On guys Rosbrook's footage, Tami said "that's another person" and you hear the impact and then Tami describe how the jumpers hit the ground.
@@Unknow-bv9ws oh alright i was debating if i was going to add it or not
Omg I heard that 😢
Yeah you can hear a similar bang when he hits the roof of the stage
what i failed to realize until now that the south tower collapse also trapped people in the north tower and prevented them from escape. i recall seeing fdny chiefs regrouping directly after the ST collapse and a batt cf asked "what about are people still in the north tower?"...and the chief just shook his head like there's nothing they could do.
This day haunts me much like all of you. I wasn’t in NYC, but living in South Florida at the time. Twelve years old & in middle school. I lived in the *same* city where some of the terrorists lived prior to the attacks. I can only imagine that I probably crossed paths with evil. A few nights before they set off for 9/11 (I think the night before), they were playing cards at a popular bar here in Hollywood, FL. The place closed down in 2009-2010, but I remember working nearby and spoke with the husband of a waitress who served them that night. She could sense that these guys were just demonic - they had something off about them. Dangerous and uncertain times.
I have never seen this video before. Absolutely HORRIBLE to see this and hear the muzak playing in the plaza. 😢
24:05 you can see the man falling in both clips, the videos are in sync.
Which tower?
@@inkstinks7319 south but it isn't the same man
Can you? I Was looking out for that but couldn't spot him. Where is he on the left video?
@@lizzyluv96 youre joking right?
@@froglifes6829Dude nobody can see it
Hundreds of poeple dying in front of your eyes, not only that but the plaza music is still playing while this is happending but the collapse of the south tower shut it off.
🤣
1:14:04 im not a religious man but thats what hell sounds like.
The Hootie & the Blowfish playing in the background is haunting
I didn't think watching the jumpers could get more morbid untll it was set to an elevator music version of Hootie and the Blowfish's "Only Wanna Be With You"
That music playing and the debris falling.
Horrible. R.I.P to all the victims who lost their lives, and may God bless all who were affected by this tragedy.
17:19 What caused this car to catch fire?
Things from the plane felt down an we‘re burning everything around cause of the cerosin and so on
it is believed to be burning debri most likely from AA 11. the wheel was on fire on the sedan because at around 8:57 AM there is this photo of the sedan and its wheel is on fire but nothing else but it is the same car but what i believe is that it spread like this: 1. could have just been how a normal car fire is and spread through out the car. 2. the fire spread to the fuel tank and exploded the back of the car but it was not caught most likely due to people mostly cutting tapes to 9:00 AM or people starting to film around 9:00 AM or it just never happened but since the fire was that bad that's just my guess but i also say that because of the back of the car is very destroyed in the back in this one photo of the church parking lot after the 2nd plane
Burning and smoldering debris from the impacts and conflagration. Multi-story structure fires often cause cars below to catch fire. Check out some videos of city fires, you're likely to see at least one car at street level get torched.
Cars love to be catching fire. They have incredibly poor resistance to flames and heat.
@@ZWTC682I wish I could remember (listened to a lot of 9/11 videos at work today) but there was a clip of a guy walking around narrating the scene and a car explodes, he even says "that car just explodes". no clue which of the many videos it was though. wonder if it was the same car
@@heffnermichael i mean in some helicopter videos you can see the car fires filling up the rest of the Manhattan skyline slightly
Why the song its so chill, and the situacion its so spooky
It's the Muzak system in the plaza playing the music it was playing on 9/11
Real
I don't think it is.
@@Stem_Cie That was Billie Joel muzak.
@@KrystyneY it is
Not watching because I don’t want to see the gore, but there really should be a warning issued by TH-cam on this video. I’m glad I read the comments.
RIP to all of those who died on that horrible day.
i was expecting one but luckily didn't, but all that was not my intention to do that on purpose it was just when that was filmed. So dont think im just a weird edge lord lol,.
@@ZWTC682 it’s all good. I get it. As awful as this is, it’s important historically to show how grizzly and graphic this day was for those who went through it. Plus, people who were too young or not alive to grasp the devastation of that day can get a close look if they so choose.
Wow, that Muzak playing on on the plaza really sets the stage for something truly haunting 😢
The music playing is fucking haunting omfg
1:14:54 you can see the core of the tower standing for some seconds before it falls
The Shell still standing, which shows the building did pancake down, while the outer portions held for little longer before falling themselves.
@@Sealed-Sevenyeah, that's the outer wall standing there for a spell; but the outer wall was also a load bearing structure, just like the inner core. The floors were slung between the inner core and the outer wall.
Yeah simulations show the core poked out the top of the nortn tower because of how badly burnt it was
I remember watching a video TH-cam took down back in 2009. A firefighter said he saw what looks like TNT in one of the cracked pillars. Odd ain’t it…
If you look at the north face of the south tower at 20:05, you can see a fire starting in one of the floors.
Oh my!
1 hour and a couple of people changed the fates of innocent people
Read some unbiased history. Americans are not innocent.
They were no people, those were demons in human form.
I hope to the highest power that the people who had to jump rather than burn alive felt no pain upon impact. I have to hope that they went unconscious during that horrific descent. Everyone says, no they wouldn't have felt a thing when they hit the ground not even for a nanosecond. How do we know that for certain? There was a story of a woman who was still alive (missing the lower half of her body) and talking with a man assigned to place tags on the bodies of deceased victims and she told him that she wasn't dead and to call her daughter. This thought haunted me. Also, thinking about what their poor minds went through right before they leapt out. The sheer terror.
they immediatley died and splattered so no pain
@ardusgaming8449I’ve heard stories from paramedics about some people surviving, missing many limbs and parts of their bodies.
If you hit hard ground like asphalt, steel, concrete at these speeds, your entire nervous system is destroyed, as if something in your body is numb. The pain doesn't reach the brain during this time. And no one will be able to speak anymore, as the lungs, throat or head in general are sure to be damaged, even if you were to land on your feet, at 70 meters per second that happens quickly. I tell myself that by overcoming the fear of the people who jumped, they lived for the first time in their lives, similar to a parachute jump. And the people who say that there were still people alive and talking, I think that they are traumatized by the terrible images they experienced.
It's horrible to carry this pain, to live with so much sadness and so much pain
i am crying so badly i feel so sorry for him at 24:23 he probably had a wife and kids and he never came home..... i am crying soo badly i feel soooo sorry for him this is not a joke
I remember a video like this but it went the entire length of 9/11 with all the footage compiled together by time, plaza music playing, and I vividly remember that one firefighters car footage playing for the first 15 minutes as they respond to the scene, as well as the loud metal creaking sounds before the towers collapsed. But I can’t find it.
bro, when it collapsed, Jesus. Rest in peace to all who died at this tragic event. 💔
Although the video lacked key details such as the Metal skeletons of the towers collapsing, it’s still a great video. I appreciate the effort you put into this.
45:07 is scary